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Saved by Grace

Name: Saved by Grace
Price: 14.31 GBP
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Author: Bennett W. Rogers
ISBN: 9781775263326

by Bennett W. Rogers, John Bunyan

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126 pages
Publisher: Hesed and Emet Publishing
14 x 21.6 x 0.8 cm

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For readers eager to grasp the depths of grace.

Explains why salvation is a gift from God alone.

You will feel encouraged by this classic insight.

A timeless, robust exposition of John Bunyan’s classic insights on the beauty of salvation by grace.

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This is a new and updated version by H&E Publishing of Saved by Grace, which was first published in 1675, is an exposition of Bunyan\'s favorite theme-salvation by grace. Taking Ephesians 2:5-\"by grace you are saved\"-as his text, he sets out to answer five questions about grace: 1) What is it to be saved? 2) What is it to be saved by grace? 3) Who are they that are saved by grace? 4) How it appears that they are saved by grace? 5) What might be the reasons which prevailed with God to save us by grace, rather than by any other means? His treatment is theologically penetrating and yet pastorally sensitive, robustly Reformed and yet warmly evangelical, clearly written and forcefully argued. Simply put, it is an outstanding treatment of a profoundly important subject.